I really loved the show and the candy shop. The food service buffet went very quickly. They have…read morethat down pat. I really am not a huge fan of bbq meat but I did get the bbq beef. It was okay. I did really like the baked potato and corn. The show was so good and the performance was entertaining.

Old time western music, humor, a little yodeling, lots of food and lots of people. Just north of…read moreDurango. You choose between chicken and beef or a combo- then they add beans with bacon, applesauce, biscuits, and a big square of gingerbread! There were at least 200 people in the audience, but they ran us through the food line in record time. Food and music were great. The cowboy singers were classic. All good voices, funny guys and an awesome fiddler!

Maybe I'm going overboard with the five stars; this isn't the Arclight Hollywood. It's a quaint…read moretwo-theatre venue, but they are big time supporters of the Durango Independent Film Festival, and we love them for that! Plus, their chairs were comfortable, bathrooms clean, clear picture, and great sound. Assigned stadium seating isn't always needed, so it seems.

Cute, local theater but staff is incredibly rude…read more We stopped in with some fresh coffee from Starbucks up the street and bought tickets to a movie that was just starting. We had our coffees in our hand as we bought the tickets then made our way over to concessions to purchase some snack. We purchased both from the same person so it was strange after we made our payment, they then decided to let us know we couldn't bring our coffees in. As my friend and I were deciding to see the next showing instead so we could finish our drinks and catch the film from the beginning, the manager decided to walk over and tell us if we saw the later showing she wouldn't refund our snacks. I found all of this so strange and rude so we decided to leave and go to another theater instead. The manager wouldn't let up and kept interrupting us to let us know if the other theater wouldn't let us in with our drinks either and even if we tried they were the only theater showing the movie. It was such a strange experience we got out of there as fast as possible and most likely won't go back until there is a staff turnover.

So fun! Such an old timey setting. Beautiful bar, handsome servers and entertaining musicians…read more Was a fun evening after our zip line adventure !!

Loved the old saloon look. The staff were all very friendly…read moreand helpful. The food was not as impressive. Everything was greasy and tasted a bit like old oil. Hubby had the fish and chips and said that it was mostly batter and a little fish with greasy fries. I had a French dip that didn't have much flavor but the au ju and like old oil and greasy fries. My granddaughter had the chicken ceasar salad and her friend had a spicy wrap of some kind, they both thought theirs were good.

Really nice store, and he (Jimmy, I assume;-) was friendly and helpful. I'm glad I finally went…read moreupstairs and checks it out!

Consistently great customer service, well priced instruments and sheet and book music for every…read morelevel. Repairs are typically done well and quickly and with a smile. Nice selection of ukuleles and guitars though I wish someone would help with guitar sizes. The dreadnought I bought was nice but a tenor would fit better.

Don't over think it!!! Buy your day pass and give this place a try!!! The pricing is affordable. We…read morepaid $22 for a day pass with shoes and powder. Even though we only climbed for about 2 hours, it was worth it. Our kids were tired by 1-1.5 hours. Perhaps other climbers go for a longer time but 1.5 hours would be more than enough time to have some great climbs. Our visit to Gravity Lab was our kids' first time climbing/bouldering. It had been on their bucket list. We arrived later in the night and Luke from the front desk greeted us. He was very informative from the costs, what to expect as far as how the rental climbing shoes should fit (aka they should be tight), and provided us powder for our kids to take around in a sac. Luke then gave us a tour of the facility. He informed us on the different levels of climbing and where our kids could start. He also focused a lot on the safety of properly falling, how to connect themselves to the clips to aid climb (not belay but not sure what it's called), etc. Luke also took time to coach our children whenever he had a moment. He was working the front desk, helping other customers, cleaning the place, etc. Gravity Lab got lucky with such a great employee and face of the company. He was patient and descriptive when he encouraged our kids. He cared and I think that's what made our experience so amazing at Gravity Lab. He also helped our kids with the belay and gave them confidence to make it to the top of the more difficult paths. Gravity Lab was clean, organized, and brightly lit. The other customers were welcoming and kind to us. Our kids and the other climbers all kept out of each other's paths on the wall. The restrooms were up kept and neat. I can appreciate that as someone who is a bit OCD. In addition to the above compliments I have written above, I think it's important to note that this place is not only a great place for adults and those advanced in climbing skills. We witnessed some experienced climbers accomplish some amazing skills. But Gravity Lab is equally perfect for children and even children like ours who have no experience. As you can see in our videos, our son made it to the top of one of the crack climbs with the guidance of Luke; and our daughter, who had been encouraged by Luke on what she could improve on, and she made it to the top with bouldering. Gravity Lab also resets their paths every week for different walls. You won't be tired of their gym! Oh I forgot to mention the building is two stories in certain areas; they have yoga and a weight lifting section. Thanks to our experience of Gravity Lab, our kids want to continue climbing at our local climbing gym. We are from California and visited Durango, Colorado. Looks like we'll be doing that. Thanks for the memories Gravity Lab and thanks for your exceptional customer service Luke. You made our first experience climbing a very memorable one.

We were killing some time while waiting for our friends to get in from the airport. The staff is…read moresuper friendly, the gym has well thought out routes and areas for strength training. There seemed to be an area for yoga too and some nights they have Latin nights. We really enjoyed coming here!

Horrible experience would not take vertical ID told us we were too straight to enter a bar. Just…read morewanted to sing a few songs on karaoke night didn't work out. Maybe next time make sure me and my party has id's that are horizontal even though they are not expired.

I usually enjoy going into starlight but the short skinny security guard with the mustache and…read moreusually a hat with the bill curled up has consistently ruined the experience every time. He is awful and makes me not want to go to starlight anytime he is working

excellent food and great staff. It's one of my favorite local places for wings, beer, and burgers!read more

If you're looking for a place that delivers seriously great drinks, unbeatable happy hour deals,…read moreand a vibe that is peppy but not overtly loud, look no further than Derailed Pour House on Main Avenue. From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by an atmosphere that's cozy, eclectic, and downright fun, twinkle lights, creative décor, and a laid-back yet lively energy that makes every visit feel special. Their happy hour from 4-6 PM every day is hard to beat with all the classics like wines, mules, Cosmopolitans, margaritas, mojitos, and Manhattans for just $6, plus tasty appetizers for 6& and even quesadillas for a $10. It's one of those deals that's perfect for catching up with friends after a ski day or just kicking back with a well-made cocktail without breaking the bank. Speaking of food, their carne asada quesadilla is amazing, rich, flavorful, and the perfect pairing for any of their drinks. And if you're lucky enough to have Tonny as your server, count yourself fortunate: attentive, personable, and genuinely one of the best in the business, the kind of hospitality that turns a great meal into a memorable night out. Between the delicious drinks, great value, funky ambience, and standout service, Derailed is a must-visit spot in downtown Durango. Whether you're here for happy hour, dinner, or just a cocktail, it's easy to see why locals and visitors alike sing its praises.

I checked hours and called and gallery indicated on a Thursday open from 9am- 5pm. I arrived at 9am…read moreand waited until 9:30am and NOT open. Frustrating, looks like they nice things but they lost a sale here bc they were not opened as advertised.

I wanted a nice piece of jewelry to bring back as a souvenir of my Colorado trip. So my local…read moreDurango friends brought me to the Toh-Atin Gallery. It's on a quiet little side street, with an inviting open door in good weather. The store /gallery has a beautiful assortment of pottery, jewelry, art, pairings, saddles, decor, blankets, leatherwork, and more. This is not an inexpensive tourist trap shop. You'll find wonderful quality, beautifully artistic pieces. Prices vary from low to high - there are wonderful things for most any budget. I came to browse the store first, left, made my rounds of Durango window shopping and did some touristy buys, and then I came back here for my lovely jewelry purchase. The staff were extremely nice, knowledgeable, and helpful. I was impressed with their telling of back stories about the artist who made the earrings I purchased. It made my purchase more personal and special. Stop in. Browse. Staff don't mind lookie lous. Maybe you'll find a treasure too.